30 days pregnant, my stomach feels hard when I walk

There will be problems of one kind or another during pregnancy. In the middle and late stages of pregnancy, many pregnant women will often feel mild uterine contractions (that is, they feel mild abdominal swelling, tightness and pain but not obvious). This type of uterine contraction is called false labor, which has no periodicity, not only with long intervals but also short duration, and is not likely to lead to real labor. But what should I do if my belly feels a little hard at 30 weeks of pregnancy? Is it false labor or a sign of childbirth? What are the ways to deal with it? Let’s take a look together.

A hard belly in a pregnant woman usually indicates uterine contraction. Uterine contraction is the contraction force of the uterus, which refers to the contraction of the smooth muscles of the uterine body. It is paroxysmal, with contraction and intermission alternating repeatedly. It is controlled by the pregnant woman's will. It plays an important role in childbirth. Only through reasonable uterine contraction can the fetus continue to descend along the birth canal to complete childbirth.

In the second and third trimesters of pregnancy, many pregnant women will often feel mild uterine contractions (that is, they feel mild abdominal swelling, tightness and pain but not obvious). This type of uterine contraction is called false labor, which has no periodicity, not only with long intervals but also short duration, and is not likely to lead to real labor.

At 30 weeks of pregnancy, you may feel your stomach getting hard every now and then. This is usually caused by frequent and irregular pain in the uterus, also known as false labor. Uterine contraction is the contraction force of the uterus, which refers to the contraction of the smooth muscle of the uterine body. It is paroxysmal, with contraction and intermission alternating repeatedly, and is not controlled by the pregnant woman's will. Its characteristics are that the time of its occurrence is irregular and its level is sometimes strong and sometimes weak. During labor, that is, in the late pregnancy, false labor will occur more and more frequently due to the expansion stimulation of the lower uterus caused by the descending fetal head. If it is not accompanied by pain, pregnant women do not need to worry.

In addition, if your belly is hard during 30 weeks of pregnancy, change your activities or posture. Sometimes walking can relieve your discomfort, and sometimes resting can relieve false labor. (If it is a real uterine contraction during childbirth, no matter what you do, the uterine contraction will not stop easily and will gradually increase).